Compounding inflation is a global crisis:
Since January 2021, the UK gas experienced the largest surge in prices among major economies, at +28.2%.
The US saw cumulative inflation of +23.8%, followed by the Euro Area at +23.1% and Germany at +21.2%.
France’s cumulative inflation reached +15.1%, while Japan recorded +12.4% over the same period.
On the other hand, China saw only a +2.8% cumulative CPI increase, as the country has been struggling with weak domestic demand and a real estate downturn.
Put simply, consumers in major economies have lost 21% to 28% of their purchasing power since January 2021.
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When they tell you inflation went down, they mean to tell you everything is still getting more expensive, just slower. pic.twitter.com/annnpECJ9r
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